Waterloo Place

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Waterloo Place is a prominent street in central Edinburgh, Scotland, known for its Georgian architecture and as a key thoroughfare linking Princes Street to the city’s eastern approaches.

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Waterloo Place canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
connectsTo Princes Street
Regent Road
coordinateSystem WGS84
country Scotland
daylightSavingTimeZone BST
formsPartOf A1 road (Scotland)
linked to: A1 road
hasBuildingType hotels
offices
public buildings
residential buildings
hasJunctionWith Calton Hill access road
Leith Street
North Bridge
hasNearbyLandmark Burns Monument
Calton Hill monuments
linked to: Calton Hill

Dugald Stewart Monument
New Calton Burial Ground
Old Calton Burial Ground
hasPostalCode EH1
hasStructure Nelson Monument access route
Old Calton Burial Ground entrance
Old Royal High School vicinity
Regent Bridge
The Balmoral Hotel vicinity
hasViewOf Arthur’s Seat
Calton Hill
Old Town, Edinburgh
inception early 19th century
knownFor Georgian architecture
linking Princes Street to the eastern approaches of Edinburgh
locatedIn City of Edinburgh council area
Edinburgh
central Edinburgh
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
namedAfter Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo
partOf New Town, Edinburgh
linked to: New Town

historic centre of Edinburgh
roadClassification urban arterial road
surfaceType paved road
transportRole key east–west route in central Edinburgh
urbanContext part of Edinburgh New Town street plan
within Edinburgh World Heritage Site

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Regent Road, Edinburgh connectsTo Waterloo Place
Calton Road connectsTo Waterloo Place
Old Calton Burial Ground adjacentTo Waterloo Place
Regent Road connectsTo Waterloo Place
Leith Street hasJunctionWith Waterloo Place